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The Price Curve on the valuation page shows five prices around Expected Sell with the days each may take. Choose fast sale, balanced or max profit.
- Plans:
- Available on Starter and up
- Who can do this:
- Owner, Store Admin, Manager, Supervisor-Approver, Cashier, Appraiser (role defaults; the owner can change them)
The Price Curve answers "if I set this price, how many days will it take to sell?" It shows five price levels around Expected Sell, each with the expected time to sell, so you can price for your goal: money back fast, or more profit. See Price Curve.
Where to find it
The Price Curve is in the result panel on the Valuation page, under Price Curve — how fast each price is likely to sell. The valuation panel on the buying screen doesn't show it.
How to read it
Each row has a price and the expected selling time, such as 3–7 days or 15–30 days, from the lowest price at the top to the highest at the bottom. Three rows carry a label:
| Label | Use it when |
|---|---|
| Fast sale | You want the money back quickly, for a device that has waited long or when you need cash |
| Balanced | The price equals Expected Sell, balancing time and profit |
| Max profit | You're in no hurry and the model sells well |
A higher price is never shown as selling faster than a lower one.
The data behind it
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If your shop has at least 6 real sales of this spec with a known selling time, the days at each level come from your own data.
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Otherwise the system uses a standard shape around the expected days to sell and adds estimate after the heading.
Using it to set a price
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Open Valuation and choose the model, spec and condition of the device you're pricing.
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Pick the level that matches the shop's goal.
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Set that price as the target sell price on the item page. See Set a selling price and use the suggested price.